Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1887-12-31

anu fdTHl CONTAINS lOuf announce
ments for sheriff and one for trustee.
All persons indebted to Holden
pyl Bros. are earnestly requested to
call and settle on or upon the lst day
of Jan. 1883. Those failing to do 50
will be called on in person.
Capt. j. w. Irwin, Deputy Inter
nal Revenue Collector at this place,
has moved his Office out to his resi-
dence, Judge Smallman's house,
corner of Chanccry and Locust
Streets
Miss Maggie Reed is here on
weeks visit to her sister. She came
last Monday, and will return to
Nashville either today or Monday.
She received a cordial greeting from
her many admiring friends here.
Miss Jennie Black entertained a
large company of guests for tea on
Thursday night. That being our
particularly busy night, we were UNI
able to attend, but learn that all who
were present spent most pleasant
evening.
"A handsome little odor case was
surreptitiously removed from DIR.
Fleming's counter a day or two De-
fore Christmas. The Doctor has his
eye on the guilty party, and the re-
turn of the case may savcsn unpleas-
ant exposure.
One whisky house in McNIinn-
vile sold last week an average of a
barrel of whisky day. Add to this
the sales of the three saloons, and it
will be seen that the people of War
rem county imbibed quite quantity
of Christmas grog.
Mr.. Claude Tennessee was mar
ried to Miss Fannie Curl, daughter
of Mr.. j. III. Curl, at the brides
rents, in this place, at four O'Clock
Thursday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed by Elder O. NJ. Thur
man.
"A great many people from Tex
as are visiting friends and relatives
in Warren and adjoining counties.
They are all parties who have re-
moved from Tennessee to the Lone
Star State, and are back to spend the
holidays in their old homes.
"A report has gotten abroad by
some means that a stock company is
being organized at McMinnville to
start chair factory here. We have
received three letters in regard to il
this week, but if any such project is
on foot here we have heard nothing
of it.
Mr.. John Sanders, who has been
on the STANDARDS Typographical
force for the last ten months, left
Thursday for his home at Carthage
where he will again take position
in the Record office. He made some
good friends during his stay in Nc
Minnville who regret to give hin
up.
Prof. w. X. Patterson has ac
copied the chair of mathematics anG
ancient languages in Highland
Seminary at Tullah0ma, and viii
enter upon his duties there on the &c
of January. This school has beer
very fortunate in securing Prof. Pat
terson. He is a fine instructor, ant
in every way fitted and qualified fo
the work.
Mr.. Cutler, the gentleman whC
has the contract to build the winC
mill tower in the park, succeeded
in getting the old well house remov
ed to the center of the park Tuesda.
and Wednesday, and is now at worl
framing the tower. With no bat
luck the wind mill will bein operation
in couple of weeks.
The drama Of Camilla's Husband
which was given at c. F. College las
, Monday and Tuesday nights proves
a success in every particular. TIL
, characters were admirably cast, an
: all did their parts so we'll as to dc
| serve the fullest praise for the success
of the entertainment. We hope tn
t company will be encouraged to sc
= up another play in the near future
= If we only had a good hall in M
| Minnville for such entertainments
1 we believe the young people of tn
place would keep up a regular organ
ization for amateur theatrical'
p There is an abundance of talent her
for this purpose, as was fully demon
! stratcd by the performances tn
, week.
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